Declaration of Independence (Modernizing)

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In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson writes that people have unalienable rights (rights that we are born with) and among these are:

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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

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Self-evident means:

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Obvious

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One of the grievances that Jefferson mentions in the Declaration of Independence is: The king provides poor cell service, The king has sent many soldiers to the colonies to live in the homes of the colonists, The king does not allow the colonists to fly to England to visit, The king is too generous to the New England Colonies and favors them

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The king has sent many soldiers to the colonies to live in the homes of the colonists

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A major grievance that the colonists have is: They want more British soldiers to come to the colonies, The king is too kind to the Southern Colonies, The king always answers their complaints with too much enthusiasm, The king taxes the colonists without them having a say (no taxation without representation

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The king taxes the colonists without them having a say (no taxation without representation